Seventy Five High School Graduates Plan College Attendance
Seventy five of 87 Pocatello high school graduates announce plans to attend college next year with many headed to the Tech. Prominent seniors share summer plans including work, ranches, and travel as they prepare to return to school and begin studies in Idaho and California institutions.
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Pocatello High School
The
Tech
Tribune
James ‘‘Murph
Brady
Boyle
Beverly Matthews
the Tech
Jack Norris
Mildred Keeler
Avon
Idaho
Gretta Wright
Pocatello
Elwin Baggs
Moscow
University of Idaho
Ida Hillbrand
Clara Swanson
Marian Toombs
Samuel Ferguson
Santa Anna
California
Myrtle Strong
Lucille West
Gate City
Jasmine Young
Yadwiga Prochowska
University of Utah
Forrest Howard
Idaho National Guard Eneagiement
Boise
Margaret Allard
Pauline
Adelaide Anderson
Elmer J. Moore
Mackay
National Guard
Q. T. Club
Yellowstone Park
Bear Lake
Q. T
Vivienne Mosher
Lucille Holland
Thalia Brady
Janet Deacon
Manan McGowan
Fay Tatro
Virginia Cornell
Betty Thompson
Tessie Hackworth
Alice Potter
Dorothy Bucks
James E. Brady
F. R. Barber
Mink Creek
Torao Numato
West
Eva Pratt
Vernal
Utah
Ezra Hawkes
Piggly Wiggly Company
Phenoi Edgely
Petersen Furniture Company
Carl Dice
Atkins Floral
Arthur Teeple
Wallace Kirkman
Eileen Price
Ellen Edgely
Ona Crockett
Oregon
Brigham Yi University
Provo
Trak
Pearl Shurtliff
Geraldine Smyth
Galt Lake City
Victor W. Jorgensen
Idaho National Guard
Jorgensen & Sons
Mrs Sanford to Receive Bouquet at National Music Contest
The Pocatello chamber of commerce will have J T Young of Portland present a bouquet to Mrs Gaylord Sanford nee Adelaide Anderson at the national music contest in Library Hall. Mrs Sanford, who won the district contest at Salt Lake City, departs with her husband for the coast city to compete Saturday. Philadelphia plans to pay 16 million dollars toward the Pennsylvania terminal project with railroads funding about 42 million.
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Chamber of Commerce
J. T. Young
Pocatello
Portland
Ore
Gaylord Sanford
Adelaide Anderson
Boquet
Sanford
Coast City
Theontest
Salt Lake City
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Terminal
Marriage Licenses Issued To Four Couples In County Clerk’s Office
Town Talk reports four couples received marriage licenses Monday at the county clerk’s office. Morris Glenn Marler and Margaret Kroll of Pocatello. Elmer and Wilson and Alice BR Beirs of Soda Springs are listed among the holders. Funeral services for 41 year old Reuben Johan son, who died at 817 South Harrison, were held at McHan funeral chapel with A. French officiating. burial followed at Mountain View cemetery.
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Morris Glenn Marler
Margaret Kroll
Pocatello
Elmer & Wilson
Alice BR. Beirs
Soda Springs
Reuben Johanson
South
Harrison Avenue
McHan
French
Burin
Mountain View Cemetery
Red and White Curb Painting Enforcement in Business District
Police supervise curb painting in sections of the business district where parking is banned. Five minute parking zones will be painted red and white to indicate limits. Petra Delgadillo was charged with obtaining money under false pretenses and arrested Monday. the complaint by Mariano Fernandes was filed before Justice E G Houde and the case turned over to Constable Barney McGarvey.
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Petra Delgadillo
Justices of the Peace
Ninety Five Star Wolfers Headline National Open Field
Ninety five top players including only two amateurs compete at Worcester Country Club in the annual 72 hole National Open golf championship. Tomorrow features two rounds with another two rounds slated for Thursday, as the event crowns the nation’s top golfer.
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Worcester
Maas
Worcester Country Club
Linka
United States
Commercial Electric Shop Opens After Ownership Change
The Electric Shop at 113 North Main Street has new owners Mrs. Brownie Carter and A. H. Dykeman. Dykeman brings experience from C L Electric and will lead electrical work as the shop renovates and restocks under the name Commercial Electric Shop at the same location.
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North Main Street
8. G. Garbett
The
Idaho Lamb Shipments Reach Chicago Market Early
Idaho ranches sent thirty carloads of spring lambs and sheep to Chicago, marking an earlier start to shipments this year due to higher demand and a stronger season. More carloads arrived from Hill City, and July and August have traditionally been heavy shipping months.
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Idaho
Chicago
Rogerson
Hill City
Northwest Y Leaders Headed to Estes Park Assembly
L. E. Goodwin of Boise Lester Adams Fred Crosby and Henry Richter from Portland and Seattle lead Northwest Y staff through Pocatello en route to Estes Park Colorado for the Third General Assembly. About 400 boys work specialists attend as Meehan committees report on the National Association of Boys Work Secretaries.
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L. E. Goodwin
Boise
Lester Adams
Seattle
Fred Crosby
Henry ©. Richter
Portland
Harry W. Stone
Pocatello
Third General Assembly
North America
Estes Park
Colorado
Meehan
National Association of Boys’ Work Secretaries
Northwest
United States
L. EK. Goodwin
So This Is June A Plaintive Weather Ledger
Pocatello residents voice a blue mood as heat waves and storms sweep the nation. The Stroller notes a cold spell with 40 degrees and a hint of warming later in the week while recalling last year’s snows and a late spring chill.
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Pocatello
Unsettled Utah Weather With Showers Tonight and Wednesday
Weather forecast notes unsettled conditions in Utah with showers tonight and on Wednesday. Temperatures are not expected to change much, keeping a steady and mild trend across the period. The forecast emphasizes possible rain periods and light breezes.
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Utah
Services Held for Mrs Shaw in Pocatello
Simple funeral services were held at Mellan Undertaking chapel for Mrs. Walter H. Shaw wife of a Petersen Furniture manager. She died at General hospital and burial was to Denver after11 o'clock rites with brief attendance by relatives. Rev George Sloan presided and music included performances by Mrs H B Thompson Mrs F B Sanders and Beatrice Steely.
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Mellan Undertaking
Walter H. Shaw
Petersen Furniture Company
General Hospital
Denver
Georges. Sloan
H. 2. Thompson
Beatrice Steely
Thompson
Shaw
Pocatello
Women’s Study League
Civile Club
Order of the Eastern Star
G. I. Munson
A.’. Monson
J. B. Wallace
First Donation to Dam Celebration by Boise Editor
A finance and general committee meeting led by Judge BR Baum launched a brisk fund drive for the American Falls dam celebration. District heads were named to solicit contributions with Boise editor Frank Burroughs among early supporters, who pledged 20 dollars and hoped for 2000. The drive aims to secure funds within five days to influence territory progress and publicity.
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Boise
American Falls
Finance Committee
BR. O. Baum
Chamber of Commerce
Carl A. Valentine
Pocatello
Wayne Johnson
W. G. Swendsen
Guy Flenner
J. C. Galbraith
Ben Ross
J. B. Bistline
Salt Lake
Ogden
C. Ben
Abe J. Pierce
Frank ©. Burroughs
Boise Pioneer
S. P. R. R. PURCHASING NEW ROLLING STOCK
The Southern Pacific plans to spend 15 million dollars on new rolling stock and asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to approve 10.4919 million in equipment trust certificates to finance the purchase. The railroad will acquire 83 locomotives about 4500 freight cars and various other equipment.
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Washington
Southern Pacific Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Seismologist predicts strong shocks in Italy this weekend
Faenza Italy June 2 AP Rafael Bandani seismologist warns of strong earthquake shocks today and Sunday at considerable distance from Italy with first shock felt in Italy and further disturbances on June 4 and 6 Bandani says. In New York figures show 59 percent of Chevrolet Oldsmobile Oakland Buick and Cadillac sold last month were closed model type, vs 43 percent for 1924 average.
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Faenza
Italy
Raphael Bandani
Bandani
New York
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Oakland
Buick
Cadillac
Sassy Squibber Of Yesterday Sasses Again In A Novel Way
A veteran Idaho newspaper man Guy Flennner, famed for versatility, recalls days in Pocatello when the town sat on an Indian reservation and hints at future human interest pieces about Idaho’s notable figures. He jokes about finding an editor brave enough to print them.
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Saasy
Pocatello
Guy Flenner
Northwest
Idaho
Haven
Two Brothers Meet for the First Time in Omaha
In Omaha Nebraska on June 2 two brothers Joseph Loblein 70 and Nick Loblein 53 who had never met traveled from Thermopolis Wyoming and Albany Minnesota to join Martin Loblein 71 for his golden wedding anniversary. They first met when introduced by Martin amid mutual curiosity. The trio are sons of Adan Loblein born on a Sun Prairie farm in April 1872 with Joseph leaving for Baltimore to learn harness making at age seven and Nick born in July of that year.
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Omaha
Neb
Joseph
Nick Loblein
Thermopolis
Wyo
Martin
Nick
Albany
Minn
Joe
Exme
Sun Prairie
Adan Lobleine
Baltimore
Pocatello Man Buys Idaho Falls Post Mystery
A reader remarks on ownership shifts and confusing posts. The column jots stray phrases about a divorce debate, a suicide note, and snippets from a chaotic local scene with humorous asides.
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Pocatello
Idaho Falls Post
Cast Chosen for Local Post Revue at Auditorium
The American Legion Vaudeville Revue cast of 35, directed by Lewis Lacey, will rehearse evenings at Anters' hall ahead of shows June 8 to 10 at the Auditorium. The eight act program features mostly men and promises full run-through tonight.
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American Legion
Auditorium Theatre
Post of the Legion
Lewis L. Lacey
Anters’ Hall
Local Play Funds Support County Memorial Building
Mr. Taecey praised the performance noting one act was written by Robert Watson, a local legion member. Proceeds from the show will benefit the county memorial building and related community projects.
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Taecey
Robert Watson
The
Legion
Ees County Memorial
Sick Women Should Be Encouraged
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised by Mira Lapom of Turtle Lake Wisconsin who says it eased weakness backache nervousness and postnatal discomfort after six childbirths and recommends it for others with similar pains available through druggists.
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Turtle Lake
Wisconsin
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mira Lapom
RP. D. No
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